... leasehold instead of twenty-one yean, as the thention would create more 'eAtcnairtMd reapectable conatituencT. * ' Mr. J. GRATTAN approrod die eaiendiaenle propoeed bjr the richt bon. geat. doIooeIPERCIVAL ««jd that, w the government felt bound to give ...

... learned member, who, in fact, made it a matter of complaint against ministers, that they did not throw themselves into the arms of either of the parties that distracted Ireland with the view to destroying its adversary. Ministers would do no such thing—would ...

... Marpie, and Robert Bowden, a small farmer, residing on Stockpoi-t Moor. It appeared on the inquest, taken on Monday, before John Hollins, Esq., at the Old Star, Stockport Moor, that as Mr. Hibbert, with his wife and her sister, were returning home, they ...